Naaf Family loses everything in house fire

The John and Katie Naaf family lost their house to a fire late Wednesday morning. The Beattie, Summerfield, and Oketo Fire Departments responded to the fire, but by the time they got there, it was too far along to save the home. Nobody was home at the time as the parents were at work and the kids were at a babysitter’s. The cause is yet to be determined. A fund is being set up at Citizen’s State Bank for the Naaf Family.

About Kevin Rippe

Kevin Rippe was born in Marysville and moved to Smith Center at the age of 1, then graduated from Smith Center High School in 1995. He graduated from Cloud County Community College in 1997, and joined the staff of KKAN/KQMA radio in Phillipsburg a year later. Since June of 2011 Kevin has been with us here at Your Country KNDY. You can hear Kevin on daily news reports, as well as calling area high school football and basketball. Kevin lives in Marysville with his wife Melissa, and 4 children Brennen, Jacob, Bailee, and Joshua.

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